World leaders met virtually last week to announce how their countries would reach certain emissions reductions targets. “There’s no way America is going to go to electric vehicles in 10, 15 or 20 years.
The only reason Americans gave up their horses to get into cars was because Henry Ford made them cheap,” Professor Siracusa told Sky News. “You’ve got all kinds of problems around America and he’s talking about this moral and economic imperative. “You can talk presidential, but you have to be presidential.”
It will cost so much more to do nothing
Typical Left
He'll be dead by then.
As always, Sky gets in a flog that ignores the comparative cost of not doing anything.
I'm afraid Biden was not able to...
Tax the rich
More debt......
By fairly taxing Rupert Murdick.
He will not need to worry. Age, health and end of life will overtake the need to be accountable POTUS
Please skip to the next tweet if you don't like spoilers: He doesn't know and doesn't care.
With other people's money and by indebting the unborn of course.
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